EduLinux is a versatile Linux operating system designed for education and office applications. With comprehensive tools and applications, it provides an optimal learning and working environment, integrating user-friendly features and security protocols for easy access and efficient collaboration.
EduLinux is a Linux distribution designed for office and educational use. Its main goal is to make Linux easily accessible to everyone, reducing the required expertise to set up and use it. This distribution comes with a free operating system and a complete software suite that includes an internet navigator, word processor, spreadsheet, presentation program, CD-burner, DVD player, and games. This software works on all PC-type computers (pentium class), making it accessible to novice and experienced users alike.
The EduLinux team has made a particular effort in choosing the applications installed by default for everyday use in office, multimedia, and educational environments. The distribution was officially released on June 3rd, 2003, after more than a year of development and debugging. The team firmly believes that Linux is a viable option for everyday use, and EduLinux is an excellent option for achieving this.
EduLinux 9.1 offers hundreds of programs that are available for download, with the main programs being installed by default. The freely downloadable version includes the OpenOffice 1.0.3 office suite with the French spellchecker, Mozilla 1.3.1 web-browser in French, educational software, a wide range of games, an MP3 player, personal finance software, project management software, and a synchronizing tool for Palm Pilot. All security updates for Mandrake 9.1 have been installed as of May 28th.
The complete version of EduLinux 9.1 comes in four CD-ROMs and includes all basic software plus Acrobat Reader, FlashPlayer, RealPlayer, Xine (video and DVD player), NVIDIA drivers, Java Environment 1.4, and much more. EduLinux 9.1 contains over 2400 packages or roughly a thousand applications, enabling users to find the software that they need.
Whether you are an experienced user or a novice, if you are looking for a Linux distribution for educational or office use, EduLinux is an excellent option to try. The software suite is comprehensive, and the distribution is accessible to all, making it an excellent option for those looking to experiment with Linux.
The EduLinux team has made a particular effort in choosing the applications installed by default for everyday use in office, multimedia, and educational environments. The distribution was officially released on June 3rd, 2003, after more than a year of development and debugging. The team firmly believes that Linux is a viable option for everyday use, and EduLinux is an excellent option for achieving this.
EduLinux 9.1 offers hundreds of programs that are available for download, with the main programs being installed by default. The freely downloadable version includes the OpenOffice 1.0.3 office suite with the French spellchecker, Mozilla 1.3.1 web-browser in French, educational software, a wide range of games, an MP3 player, personal finance software, project management software, and a synchronizing tool for Palm Pilot. All security updates for Mandrake 9.1 have been installed as of May 28th.
The complete version of EduLinux 9.1 comes in four CD-ROMs and includes all basic software plus Acrobat Reader, FlashPlayer, RealPlayer, Xine (video and DVD player), NVIDIA drivers, Java Environment 1.4, and much more. EduLinux 9.1 contains over 2400 packages or roughly a thousand applications, enabling users to find the software that they need.
Whether you are an experienced user or a novice, if you are looking for a Linux distribution for educational or office use, EduLinux is an excellent option to try. The software suite is comprehensive, and the distribution is accessible to all, making it an excellent option for those looking to experiment with Linux.
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